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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-12
PRocLAMArIoN.
CITY Ell ,EOTION.

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The qualified electors OF the City of Lancaster
in the several wards at the usual iplacs OF hold
ing state and county elections, on TUE-DAi,
FEBRUARY IS. 4. D.. 1881. between the hours OF ]
q. IN. ana p. m. of said day. for the purpose Of
electi ng ton general ticketJ twelve persons to
serve as school directors and the qualified
electors Of the several wards shall also At the
same time and place, elect additional oficsS, a.
FIRST wARD-Four members OF Common
Council, one Alderman, one Constable, Cne As
SECOND wARD-Three members OF Common
Council. one Consteble, one Assessor, one
Judge, and two inspectors OF Election.
Council. one Constable, one Assessor. one I'D ye
and two inspectors OF Election.
FOURTH WARD-Three members of Common
Council. one Constable, one Assessor. one udge
and two Inspectors OF Election.
FIFTH wARD-One member OF Select Ccun-
Gil, two members OF Common Council, one Al
derman, one Constable, one Assessor, one u q ge
and two In spectors OF Election.
SIXTH wAkD-Three members OF Common
Council. one Constable, one Assessor. one udge
SEVENTH WAkD-One member of Select
Council. three members of Common Councii.
one Constable, one Assessor, one udge aud two
Inspectors of Election.
Council, one Alderman, one Constable, one As.
SCISSOR. one Judge and two inspectors of Elec.
ton.
NINTH wARD-One member OF Select Coun.
Gil, three members OF Common Council, one
Constable. one Assessor, one Judge and two In
Given under my hand At Lancaster, Pa. this
slst day Of January; 4. ID. lssI -
jE4tds AAyor.
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SOMEBODY'S CHILD,

Somebody's child Is dying-dying with the
fush OF hope on his young face and some bod Y 3
mother thinking of the time " hen that dear face
will be hidden where no ray OF hope can brig hteu
it-because there was no cure for consumptton
Reader, II the child be your neighbor's take this
comforting word TO the mothers heart before
II IS too late. Tell her that consumption fs cura.
Bile that men are living to-day whom the ply.
sicians pronounced incUrable because one funx
h. been almost destroyed by the disease. Dr.
Pierce's 4" Golden Medical Discovery " has cured
hundreds surpasses cod liver Oil, hypophos
pilates. and other medicines in curing ihis dis
ease. Sold by druggists. W,s&w
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MY VALENTINE.

My valentine. q lily's height is she,
deem her sweet Us any summer Rose
As fair as any spring Anemone,
AS bright as any Buttercup that grows,
balance her sweet weight with Daisies white.
count her years with violets. dewy wet,
Two Violets and bud sure task so light
For idle scholars never yet wass4t
All February, speed the spring along
BIO her not ltnger tor the wiliful May,
Beg for . Crocus bud. Robins song,
NY valentine can brook no long delay.
-Aayper's Young People,
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ssssrs.


nnnoo1t = ~ oonsoituslo9, sub.
n'V11D = ~ peop1e ~ question
64 r. ~ son1O theeo shall b
~ q eold ~ paaDod both
)110ncusA Tho Govo9noe REQ
1koponegec cfths amendneot and
- - - appeovod u The next
]lo)o ooon - oompeaaatioa bill
n1 q many Il doss noe sssn
1y ~ properly q thousaAds Of
Fl - oumD0nWealt without com.
- NJ Ill viii no doubt pass In
n y pasDod, it Will cuss the state
e mililcus Of doliafA There are
D6gsut opinions - 70 what compen.
hould b allowed Some iAvor paying
R - axtures a plscss where liquor Is
olly eoid, while others suggest the
- & dan1geaIc aIcaused BY the deprecia-
lf yseDosty in taking away licenses.
rG<1DGS erected solely for hotels or
n would b Of NO practical use for
- purposes, unless large sums OF
49, expended In remodelling them.
- end diStilleries, Il 10 we'll known,
- b used for any other purposea
ITS LOCAL EFFECT.
Dnob0f CITY ana county the damages
~ odopticn Of prohibition would be very
n 1t y difacult even to make m esti
6of whas they would be. The record o.
Dosk Of the quarter sessions shows tina
1oeo IN Lancaster city and county S6S II
~ placsA In these figures brewerie
r1Illeries are not included.
~ taverns ere distributed a. follows
-lss ward, l6; I'd ward, L; Sd ward, 8
fuasd, Z; 5th ward, 2; 9Th ward, 6; III
III 81 eth ward. 3; 9th ward, Q Columbi
11neh, %; other districts, lel. Restaul
NJ City, LIT ward, 4; ID ward, 12; 8
~ 3, 4th ward 1; 9th ward, 8; 7th ward
- ward, 6; 9th ward, /. Columbia
u = the balance Of the county, 10. The,
NJ wholssals liquor dealers in city an
10y. There are In the county six disti
- With capacity when run to their fu
noAt Of lis bushels Of grain per day. Th
eaeot Sl5 gallons Of whisky mat
~. Tho number OF breweries In not larg
- Dnme Of them cost great deal of none
lr4egsA Wscker's, Sprepger's, Haefiner
Eo1ppa and Koehler's, in this city, are
~o1pped with expensive machinery. The
"a al1o breweries at Columbia, Mt j
nhelm and Lititz on smaller scale
TIE AMOUNT OF DAMAGES.
~ osatleman who has given the mat
l1o seudy puts the damages, % far - Il
- oounty is concerned, at the followi
|ms
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-12

sosef 0wn lnttIeac WWtns ond SAs iuusstsuvS
Oh CUR covntyI nisoey For the GenSnA
public sucn couecuon iethe ctieI sNtscuoul
2 klnd OF HISTORICAL museum III which ANAL
oe gsSnered srec,mens ct Whatever Is INTER
sung IN tne county progress IN s.ienee s,',
eicntectuIe, and entre mode OF tnousnt
anu nIe,-nn Illustrated record ol ips mater,A.
anu S msna. ,,,s srowh; Sut now snau ,,,s .a.s
uohe wun9u, , punusns sdeq M,ely auat.eo
ior lua thls Putpoeer Agar the memoeI
sn.P OF ths soSie'y needsa Nsce OF ns Own,
NOV ou,y 'ot ns meeunR1 lrelutes' etS, pu.
EegeSnly ~ IoI .s wSrk Oh literary ,. Ieser.un
snu eiavoIauon = pisee whete 'ne ineinoe,s ,.
toricai m sterial, within reach. riSht srcund
tbeu,
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TIE NATIONAL DISEASE powNrp.


Hundreds Of socalled diseases under various
names are the result OF indigestion. and when
the one trouble Is removed the others vanish.
The best known remedy for indigestion, &C.
cording to thousands Of testimonials, Is one that
has been used in the United States tor more
than fifty years-BRAspRRrH's PILLS. These
Will cure the worst form OF Indigestion OF dys-
pepsia and by their use the national disease Is
easily conquered.
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Mr.. 0sosgs Dodge spsska,

This gentleman lives In Emporium, Pa. ana
says. Zone OF my mon. Sam Lewis, while work
could hardly hobble 70 the house. Used 1Aonsas'
Ectectric on and was ready for work the next
cine" For sale by u. II. Cochran. drugsist, 1877
and l39 North Queen street, Lancaster.
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"For several months 1 endured dult pain
through my lungs and shoulder; lost my
spirits. appetite and color. and could with dim.
full condition is due TO Burdock blood Biuers.
MIS-: Y. A. Hail. Binghamtou. ". Y. For sale by
street, Lancaster.
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sowisg Wild Oass.

How many WAste their time and resources in
foolish experiments. with nasty worthless msdi.
cines that can never DO them whit OF good, II
msdy OF established merit. The curative VII.
tues OF Burd0ck Blood RGters have never beon
week stomach they are splendid. For sale by
II. b. Cochran. druggist, l37 ana 80 North Queen
street, Lancaster.
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pROCLdMdTiON.

rLECTION FOR SCHOOL DIRECTORS.
u The qualided voters of the City of LAncas.
ter are hereby notified that election will be
held in the several wards, at the usual places of
DAY, fEBHU AIRY Is, 1851, betwsen the hours OF
7o'clock IN the morning and O'Clock In the
evening OF said day. for the purpose OF electtng
twelve persons to serve as school directors for
the term of three years from the nrst Thursday
in November next. And the election OH GERS IN
the necessary Official returns Of the election TO
the prothonotary. JOHN LEVER9oOD,
jan27 .otdr rhAS President.
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&&MO uumU6f OF m6n 6mpIOy0U IN the
41oe interest In this county il about l,OOO
- fheir annual wages 10 about $500. 600
Agno men would have to seek other employ.
1T and with the few number OF manufac-
11o here, work would be difficult to obtain
f4Ao shove figures wero submitted to a
|embee Of persons and are pronounced to be
Sy Now, % that il compensation is to be
- Lancaster city and county liquor men,
10y get fair value for the loss OF their
onem, would receive in the neighborhood
= ~ O00 0000. II the money comes from the
- Treasury Lancaster county will have to
~ % pay II in the shape Of taxea
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II We can cure an ache, or spraiu. or 4 main.
or lameness. or 9 bite. BY using Thoinas' Eslec.
tric OH. let's do Il. "ThOmAs kclectrtc OH" 70
known 10 be good. cts try IL For sale by II.
B cochran. druggist, 1877 ana iso North queen
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TXhAUsTED VITALITY.
EXHAUSTED VITALITY

work Of the age on Manhood, Nervous and
Physical Debility. Premature Decline, Errors of
Houth, and tho untold miseries conseq uen /
thereon. 30 pages svo. I'D prescriptions for AL
diseases. Cloth, full gilt, only el;0. BY mai,
scaled. Illustrative pie free to all young ana
middle-ased men for the next W days Address
DE. W. II. PARKER, 4 Bulnnch street, Boeton.
NAsa. mvl7lyeodAW
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Is not only one OF tne Wealthlest counties In
the state and In the mon, so far as material
resources and comforts are concerned, but
also one OF the richest in the materials out of
which history Is made, and honor and dig.
nifty are won. And believe it is also boy In.
ming to realizs that the latter are az desirable
and importan, as the former.
As soon as this Is fully realized and appre.
cisted our citizens will sse TO 1t that their
Historical society be properly sheltered and
housed. Indeed, until this is done some or
the very best work of such a society cannot
be properly accomplished. A society with
out permanent roof over Its head must al.
ways be something like a man without a
home OF his own. He can exist in n hotel or
boarding house, and can do his work In a
measure, but he is not fully and completelv
Identified as living essential member of the
social organism. The vital bond of union
that connects homes, a. no many organic
cells, OF the social body, must be lacking for
true community must be composed OF
homes, net only OF individuals. The latter
eau make an army and form . camp; but
they cannot form social community, q town
or city.
IT Is easy to see how necessary q proper
home for the Historical society is, In order
to Its permsnence and highest usefulness
For instance, one OF its main purposes IL to
gather and preserve all the literary matter
possible that has any bearing whatever on
he history Of the county or Of any person,
place, or thing In the county. Few persons
have any idea what mass of such material
Is to be had. But how can 1t be collected and
preserved unless tho society have q proper
building for library? For 1t 10 not enough
to get the books and documents together,
they need To be 80 classified, arranged and
placed ~ to be readily accessible aud gen.
orally available. Again, next in importance
To- literary material 10 . good collection OF
historical, archie illogical, and antiquarian
objects OF every kind, to be preserved for
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-27
N. y. G.. w.

Both parlors are enthusiastic over the
coming celebration and the result will
be a splendid turnout. A flag presenta.
ton to Romona Parlor will soon be in
order. Some philanthropic pioneer
should make a similar one TO Los Angeles
Parlor. San Diego and Apaheim Parlors
will be represented in force on the 4ih
of July. A parlor will probably be insti-
tuted in San Bernardino during the
coming week. Invinciblo Parior NO. ~
will have an installation and dance on
the 4sh of July night. A large delega-
ton from Los Angeles will be present.
The elegant banners presented by Mayor
Workman and Mr.. Hellman will arrive
in about five days. Both parlors OF this
city will hold joint meeting next
Thursday in Opera Hall to complete the
arrangements for the parade. Every
member of both parlors should be pres
ent. San Francisco Parlors will parade
on the 4th with about 5000 members.
Bro. C. f. Shook, Past President OF
O,kland Parlor, was in the city few
davs ago. For the benefit of the many
visiting members in this city it is well to
state that the Parlors meet on Thursday
evening of each week in Opera Hall.
Don Antonio Coronel has gone to La
Pala. San Bernardino county, and will
bring back with him carreta and oxen
for the parade. He is on enthusiastic
admirer of the order.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-27
In TIE SUPERIOR LOURT

OF THE COUNTY Oe Los ANGELES,
" State of California-In the matter of the
application OF Mary f. ips, for an order of
Court authorizing her to sell the HON estesd
of herself and husband Charles U. Lips, an
insane person: Mary E. Lips having ap-
piled to the sbove entitled Court, and filed
petition praying for an order of said Court
authorizing her TO sell the homestead of
herself 6nd husband, Charles U. Lips, an
insane person, said homestead consisting of
certain parcel of land with dwelling
house thereon. situate in the City OF Los
Angeles, in said county and State. and de-
scrlbed as follows, to-wit: Commencing at
a point on the west line of FtguerOa street,
at the corner formed by the intersection of
the north line of Ocean street with west
All 12-lGO feet from north line of Washing.
ton street; thence northeTly along the west
line of Fguetoa street l75 56-100 feet. to the
southeast corner OF Lot l, Block 2. of Bell s
addition to the City of Los Angeles; thence
westerly parallel with Washington street,
446 81 100 feet, 10 a point; thence southerly
parallel with Flgueroa street. 175 81 100 feet,
to the north line of Ocean street; thence
along the same 446 67-100 feet, to the place
of beginning; being all OF Lot 2 and easterly
$50 of Lot in Block .. BELLS Addition 10
the City of Los Angeles; and said Court
having made an order fixing Wednesday.
the 2lth day of July. 1887. at 10 o'clock of
said day. at the courtroom of Department
of said Court. in the Jones Block, on New
High street, in said City of Les Angels, said
county and State. as the time and place for
the hearing OF said petition. notice is here.
by given to the creditors and next OF kin OF
the said Charles q. Lips, and to all persons
interested, to appear at the SAID time ana
place to show cause, II any they have, why
said petition should not DC g.anwted d and said
By her attorneys, sNrH & CLARK.
ie172lt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-27
DEL MAR.
Howard d Lyons.
SPECIAL No. 35.

SPECIAL No. 90.
ION the Mediterranean, eastward from
Nice
The heart of her impulse, as Athens of
Greece "
The traveller recalls how glittering vision
invites the tired eye up the slopes of
Delights; How the masses of marble and
With perfume. and fountain, and foliage
between,
Look tendery down on the tranquil old see.
And tie dim, windless places that lie on
the lea
afar,
Can GnomIpare con in delights with delightful
The cunning tepderfoot lifts up his voice
against high prices and finds fault with us
guileless Californisns because we are not
willing to part with our proper y at adobe
rates." He declares thst residence proper
ty is as high here as in New York or Chics-
go; and. because we are too courteous TO be
contradictory. he imaglnes that we believe
him. He forgets that we take the Eastern
papers-that we know all that he knows.
and all thai we know besides. Compari-
sons are said to be odious, but we propose
to make few. We will commence with
the city Of New Yo,k. We extra from the
of TIE Real Estate World of
April 1887, the following:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-27
VACANT LOTS FOR SALE.
NEW YORK CITY.
Above Seventy-second street near Madison
avenue, lot, 25x100 feet, suitablt 0r pri-
yaLe stable or flat sl7. 500

Above Seventy-second street near Madison
avenue, l lot, 25xl00 feet, suitablt 0r pri-
vale stable or flat, 81, 500.
New Workers will recognize that the q
lot-snd we charge nothing to its owner Tor
this advertisement-is By no means in q
first class location; for II it were ON Fifth
avenue, near Seventy-second street, at lie asst
$35, 900 wonld be asked for 1t. Think of
Sl7, 800 for 25 foot lot for a stable in New
York, and then growl about paying two
hundred or three hundred dol ars for
ifty.feet front lot at DEL MAR, where you
can build home amid sweet sunshine and
perennial fiowdrs. aud sleep TO the eternal
lullaby of the ocean?
Again
Corner seventy.second street and ave.
nue A, lot 25xleo feet. fine location. Price,
GIG, 600.
A fine location If you are pleased with
proximity to sixty-three different smells,
with limb1rR,r cheese predominatihg.
Probably the capitalist who seeks to sell
this desirable residence site for SIG, COO, will
pretend that he is treated unfairly Ii asked
$500 for lot on DEL MAR HEIGHTS,
where he can forever enjoy an uninter-
rupted view of the Pacific Ocean, and live
among cultivated and charming people.
But we will "go " est" and see what can
be one there. We extract again from the
Real Estate World;
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-27
youur MEMS institute.

This popular organization has added
another branch TO its list and the char
ter roll of the same closed last Wednes'
day evening with sixty'hve members
1t is styled No. &c and BIDS fair in a
short time to make itself felt among its
sister branches. The new board OF OIL
GERS elected last week is composed OF the
right material and the public will hear
from them later on. The Grand Coun-
Gil convenes in Sacrame nto during the
month of September and No. 30 through
its delegates will let their N. Y. b
brethren know that such thing exists
as Southern California, and that it EN-.
braces in its midst the right material for
propagatng the good of the Institute.
Branch No 36 is pushing rapidly to the
front and is bound to be heard from on
all occasions.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-27

ance. 1t is hardly fair to ask any one
lodge to support them: It mas oeen
suggested that the Visiting Comm'.tee
of each lodge form a Relief Board and
that email per capita tax be levied
monthly on the members to meet the
expense. The question will probably
soon be brought before the various
lodges All the deaths for the past two
months have occurred in the northern
part of the State. 1t is very seldom that
the northern raIt of the State pays any
assessment for Southern California
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-27
IVANHOE.
700 Acres in Los Angeles
DIVIDED INTO ONLY
1900 LOTSl
The Prices w e1eA AGNer oe0 June 1st, as Fer Our
Advertisement and Printed Price-Lists
can be Had at Our Office
Terms of Payment Are Unchanged.
cash. eight equal monthly with
out interest
Terms Of Payment Are Unchan

The entire tract is beautifully situated with
charming view pure air and water and perfect
drainage. The Ostrich Farm Dummy Railroad
runs through the tract with five-cent fare guaran-
teed to and from center Of the city This road
will be completed to the tract July !, 1887.
The title to the propertyls absolutely perfect A
complete abstract will be kept in the office or the
Company for the inspection of all purchasers, and
certificate of title will furnished to each buyer
with his deed
This tract is situated upon the hills, which are
RAPIDLY becoming the most desirable residence por-
ton of the city. The soil is warm sandy loarn
free from Frost being in what is known as the
warm belt The elevation is such that the tenpera
ture is more even than in the city.
The Water-Pipes Are Now Being Laid.
Free carriage to the tract every day from the
|ofice of the agents. at A. M. and 1:3O p. M Maps
and circulars and all information can be had from
|Byran & POindexter, Managers,
81 WEST FIRST STREET, BANK BLOCK
Reference by permssion Los ANGELES NATIONAL BANK 6m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-27
Notice For Publication.

JAND OFFICE AT LOS ANGELES, JUNE
i 4th, lSS7.-Notice is hereby G ven
that the following -uamed settler has filed
notice of his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the Register and Re-
ceiver at Los Angeles, on August 18th. 1887,
Wis. Michel Amati, Appl to commute Hd
L No. 1899, for the SET OF Section TO. 26, T
s N OF K 10 w. s. B. III. He names the fol-
lowing witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon, aud cultivation, of sail
land, viz Whose Post Office addresses are
Giovanni Taso, of Lancaster, Los Angeles
Co., G. b. Rosa of Lancaster, Los Angeles
Co., Carlo SaIGo, OF Elizabeth Lake, Los
Angeles Co., Henry Hughes, OF Lancaster,
Los Angeles Co.
je ls1m ]. D. BETHUEE, Register.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-27
FLORIDA ORANGE AND FRUIT LANDS
FOR SALE AT ONE-TEErH THEIR
VALUE

About 900 acres of these lands. which
are offered as one OF the greatest bargains
in this line now before the public They
were purchased from the state of Florida
some tiuGe since, being carefully selected
by M employee Of the State Land Depart
meDt. who had superior advantages by
having access to all maps and records of the
Gfiice and with reference also to heir adapt
ibiiify TO tropc al fruits and convenience to
transportatior, thus including some of the
garden spot Of Florida. They are situated
us follows; Volusia county. 1000 acres; Or
snee county, 1000 acres; Putnam county,
400 acres; fernando county, 5000 acres;
sumter county, COCO acres, We are prepared
to sell the above accordin ing to location and
selection, a. the following prices, viz: 81 90
lo$i25 per ecre, for small Quantities; 75c to
81 0J per acre, for $40 acres and upwards,
7Oc to soc per acre, for 1000 to 500 acres.
There is cheap land for you, with the mos
quitoe thrown in and the alligators with
open mouths ready TO welcome you to
Florida home, and the ague anxious to
shake you like pair of bone castanets in
the hands of Billy Birch.
Friends from the East who have read
about our climate. and view, and soil. and
growth, and who have come here to exam
ine.and who have said in their souls-what-
ever they may say on the streets-'that the
half has not been told" we beg of you to
believe that those who have been here q
few years are almost as mindful of their
vantage ground ss those who have just ar
rived. We beg of you to believe that we
know very well that present prices are, as
compared with future prices, very, very
low, We beg of you to believe that the
writer OF these "Specials"is is perfectly aware
of the fact that 200 lots in Del MAR, which
will be sold at
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-27
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT Los ANGELES, CAL.,(
June 10th, 1857
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN following named settler has filed notice
OF his iDtei ton to make final proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the Register and Receiver
a. Los Ahgeles, Gal, on August Goth, 1887,
VIZ: Ezeq ,iel Andrsda; homes cad appllca.
ton rp. lQS3, for the NV "a Sec. 4, Up N,
X. IA W, ,. b. NJ.
He nsmes the following witnesses to prove
his cont uuous resid ence upon and cultiva-
tion OF > i'd land, w:
J.. X. Plummer. Miguel Leonis, Juan
Arenas, samuel Hunter, all Of Los Angeles
county. J. ID. BETHUNE,
fel7-tm Register.